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Six Tips for Promoting Your Business on Facebook

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As of 2012, there are over one billion Facebook users. How many of them could be your next client? Chances are you have a personal Facebook account. That's great for connecting with friends, relatives, and finding new social connections. But as an entrepreneur, if your paying prospects are hanging out on Facebook, you are missing an opportunity without a Facebook Page for your business. When choosing to set up your Facebook business page, here are six ways to get it right: 1. Connect Your Page to Your Blog/Website Presumably, your business has an online presence elsewhere - a website, blog, or some such. On your site, it's a good idea to set up a link to your Facebook page and vice versa. This allows visitors to your site to easily connect to your Facebook page. And your Facebook friends can easily find your website (you can do this by adding a link to your website in the Basic Information section of your Business Page). Facebook is known as a familiar n

We Are Inspired By This BOSS Zara Green: Join Us Thursday, October 25th At 7pm ET For A Live #BOSSChat

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  Zara D. Green is an author, speaker and trainer specializing in personal growth, resiliency development and individuality advocacy.  Founder and Principal Owner of A2Z Personal Development Enterprises, a multiplatform media company focused on the creation of personal development products, live events and communications. Green is best known for helping others to understanding individual temperaments as a key factor of healthy, productive life management, in order to empower them to make their Next Decision Better™. She is also known for her popular Grown Is Sexy™ and PooNannie Principles™ content and products, which focus on teaching healthy relationship choices founded on love of self, respect of others, and taking personal responsibility for securing both. For women in particular, Green has garnered a passionate and local following for her teachings on helping women to proactively make H.E.R. ™—Honor, Esteem and Respect—a non-negotiable priority in order to secure happy a